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... misery | speak to the point of scats in parliament, well knew | would have been stopped by the Lord Chancellor, if m attempted to enter upon a branch of the question whi nego- | Not contained in the petition he appeared to support. party | of these things ...
... not now rise, Mr. Chairman, to speak upou the business at Mia before the Association in the hope that Ican furnish any t argument from my intellectual stores, in addition to what you } already heard dilated upon with #o enuch eloquence and feeling, te ...
... Iritb Railway ever projected. This speaks highly for the genius and ability of the accomplished and scientific engineert, the Messrs. Leahy. Then* no doubt, understand, of the triumphant success of this spleuded project. Tipperary Vindicator. ...
... childhood, I know von, and am known to yotl all ; have need, of speaking myself or of the s my family, whose in- j terests are naturally ideotifictl with the County of Louth; our j wish is, and always has been, to serve the People and promote) their happiness ...
... AFFAIRS AT CONGRESS. The Reader will find, in the preceding columns, from the last.Foreign Papers. These are, generally speaking, of consolatory kind. It Should seem, from their Contents, as well us from the speculation which they have produced in England ...
... the crowd. There did not appear to be any confusion worth speaking of, the people giving way without much difficulty. I was informed that some detachments of dragoons were on the quays, also employed in effecting a clearance. Fearing to remain too long ...
... COURT MARTIAL «;«m CAFT. DICKENSON, R.N. the next part of the charge, n the . * was uaable speak , ■•ttfe. r. FIFTH DAY.— Monday. President—Do you know that the Thi» morning, nine o’clock, the Court again resumed their in consequence of the Genoa not ...
... with a view to emect an univers’ 34. speak, over the minor principalities and free cit very » vio- of Germany. That an object of this general nature is cont g Ist { slated, we never entertained a doubt; but if try. ses of | ov our readers felt any di ...
... THE FRENCH REPUBLIC. THE SERVILE WAR —DICTATOR OF FRANCE. Speaking in our lust of the Debate upon the Constitution which was commence on this day in Paris, we intimated that the National Assembly would be much better employed in electing a Dictator. And ...
... STATE IRELAND—THE DEBATES. It would be, so to speak, a cheat on the public, if we occupied, at present, any portion of our space with editorial remarks. publish, therefore, the discussion in the House of Commons Monday and Tuesday, with as little abridgment ...
... ctsion*. bad dared to speak the truth as to its government. 1 lie (Mr. K. lennent) denied the imputation; be regarded with affection and he spoke with pride, because he could ( speak wiih truth, of that portion of Ireland which gave him birth, and with ...
... Stands very erect, and speaks Wi oe Any private Infc will be received as above, | Name of the Person gi ving it, shall never be disclosed —— NOTICE TO MARINERS. HE COMMISSIONERS of the NORTE T LIGHT-IIOUSES hereby give Notice, LIGHT-HOUSE is upon SUMBURGH-] ...